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Zeleke Tesema
Researcher at Bahir Dar University
Publications - 18
Citations - 66
Zeleke Tesema is an academic researcher from Bahir Dar University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Biology & Medicine. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 11 publications receiving 19 citations.
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Estimation of genetic parameters for growth traits and Kleiber ratios in Boer x Central Highland goat
Zeleke Tesema,Kefyalew Alemayehu,Tesfaye Getachew,Damitie Kebede,Belay Deribe,Mengistie Taye,Mekonnen Tilahun,Mesfin Lakew,Alemu Kefale,Negus Belayneh,Asres Zegeye,Liuel Yizengaw +11 more
TL;DR: The moderate heritability estimates for most of the growth traits implies the possibility of selection in conjunction with crossbreeding for a better genetic response, and the positive and high genetic correlation estimates among growth traits confirm the possible of a selection of goats at an early age.
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Survival analysis and reproductive performance of Dorper x Tumele sheep
Zeleke Tesema,Belay Deribe,Alemu Kefale,Mesin Lakew,Mekonnen Tilahun,Mekonnen Shibesh,Negus Belayneh,Asres Zegeye,Getachew Worku,Liuel Yizengaw +9 more
TL;DR: The current crossbreeding program which aims to improving growth performance had a positive influence on the survival rate of lambs and Birth type, sex and year of lambing were the most determinants of ewe productive traits.
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Genetic and non-genetic parameter estimates for growth traits and Kleiber ratios in Dorper × indigenous sheep.
Zeleke Tesema,Belay Deribe,Mesfin Lakew,Tesfaye Getachew,Mekonnen Tilahun,Negus Belayneh,Alemu Kefale,Mekonnen Shibesh,Asres Zegeye,Liuel Yizengaw,Getachew Worku Alebachew,Solomon Tiruneh,Shambel Kiros,Mengesha Asfaw,Molla Bishaw +14 more
TL;DR: In this article , the influence of non-genetic factors on growth traits and Kleiber ratios and to estimate genetic parameters for early growth traits in Dorper × indigenous crossbred sheep were analyzed by the general linear model procedure of statistical analysis system, while the genetic parameters were estimated using a WOMBAT computer program fitted animal model.
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The role of phenotypic and genetic basis of livestock selection for climate change adaptation and mitigation: A review
TL;DR: The combined genomic selection using genome wide DNA markers that predict tolerance to heat stress and phenotypic selection could be accelerated breeding of highly productive and heat tolerant livestock breeds.
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Evaluation of growth and efficiency-related traits of different levels of Boer x Central Highland crossbred goats.
Zeleke Tesema,Kefyalew Alemayehu,Damitie Kebede,Tesfaye Getachew,Belay Deribe,Mekonnen Tilahun,Alemu Kefale,Mesfin Lakew,Asres Zegeye,Negus Belayneh,Liuel Yizengaw,Mekonnen Shibeshi,Solomon Tiruneh,Getachew Worku,Shanbel Kiros,Molla Bishaw +15 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the growth and efficiency-related traits of Boer x Central Highland goats raised semi-intensively were evaluated using SAS and genetic and non-genetic factors.